„… , Cambridge. Lovas, L. und R. Wolt (2002), Sensitivity to Injustice in the Context of Some Personality Traits …” „… . 236 Mohiyeddini, C. und M. Schmitt (1997), Sensitivity to Befallen Injustice and Reactions to Unfair …” „… ), Individual Differences in Sensitivity to Befallen Injustice (SBI), Personality and Individual Differences …”

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„… collective well-being continues to drive profound injustices.When individuals immerse themselves in different …” „… as injustices persist. This perspective also underscores the clear role of our Federation in …”

„… . „epistemic injustice“ (Fricker 2007; Carel/Kidd u.a. 2014) spielt eine Rolle. Diese Ungerechtigkeit trifft …” „… Medizin, Unwissenheit so-wie epistemic injustice) fördern das Sprechen über den Patienten oder die …” „… epistemic injustice und v.a. auch Unwissenheit, gearbeitet werden. Auch rechtlich betreute Men-schen selbst …”

„… responsibility. The problem with structural injustice is that we cannot trace this kind of connection.“14 Wenn …” „… for the injustice. This responsibility is not primarily backward-looking as an attribution of guilt or …” „… fault is, but rather primarily forward-looking. Being responsible in relation to structural injustice …”

„… injustice, dass einigen Personengruppen wie Frauen vor Gericht strukturell seltener geglaubt wird.78 …” „… Fricker, Epistemic injustice, 2007, 17 ff.; s. hierzu auch Garcia (Fn. 2), 210 ff.79 S. Heribert Ostendorf …”